I told you that to tell you this: my son and I looked at the map of China and did a terrain analysis. If you clear the horseshit out of your brain for a moment, you’ll be surprised by physical facts.
-WiscoDave
Monday, June 14, 2021
Casey Klahn Goes Walkabout on China
The first terrain walk I ever took my young son on, was at the Little Big Horn (Custer’s Last Stand). There was a phalanx of tourists surrounding a park ranger who was spewing the official story, but I told my son “come on; we’re going to look at the terrain.” There it all was – so easy to read. Custer had the most defensible ground, a small tit of earth, and the Indians filtered up the small draws and depressions, on their bellies, and were shot at carbine range (that is close range – 50 meters at the most). The cavalrymen were overwhelmed by Mass, but at any rate, the whole battle is a study in maneuver. We think we’re too smart nowadays for maneuver. Fukthat.
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ReplyDeleteNo one, least of all the Chinese, will pursue a policy in the Far East that ends with war with China. The whole point of the Belt and Road policy is to build a soft empire build on economic ties and dependency, not war. It also seems that they are constructing their military around assisting China's third word allies, not to fight the US (they are working on deterrents.)
ReplyDeleteShort of war, the US has very few strategic options, but it would be all but impossible for the US to even defend Taiwan, much less conduct any actions against the Mainland. Any nation that aids the US, would be in a military target. It's unlikely that Japan or the Philippines would allow the use of there nations as a base for the US. Manila or Tokyo would be reduced to rubble.
Oddball, I don't know anywhere near enough about the subject to have an opinion about Taiwan's chances against China, but here's an opposing opinion, for what it's worth.
Deletehttps://gatesofvienna.net/2021/06/what-about-taiwan/
An astute observation. Your acuity is refreshing. Ohio Guy
Deletefull of shit. The US govt and the EU govt is in China back pocket with Trump gone. The problem the China govt has is that their own people hate the China govt.
ReplyDeleteSame here.
DeleteThe Muzzies aren't fans, either. And they actually do shit about it when they get mad.
DeleteI remember my eight grade history teacher or maybe it was geography, telling us that China could march men seven abreast into the sea and never run out of people.
ReplyDeleteThe CCP have one resource, cheap labor. They have next to no natural resources of their own. No oil. No coal. No iron ore. No copper or aluminum ore. No gold ore. Next to no arable land to grow food on. Starve them out of world trade and they die. They do have the so called rare earths in quantity. We have almost as much rare earth deposits as they do. However the ore deposits are located in ...... Califruitopia, whose .gov has proscribed mining of them. That'll change once Tesla, GM and Ford pay them enough baksheesh to allow mining. Course the cost of EV's will skyrocket, but that's sorta the plan. They want the plebs, that's us, to take trains everywhere just like they do in EU, so that .gov can track and control movement.
Nemo
The chinese are inbred xenophobes, terrorized by ancient fantasies of evil spirits and demonic ghosts.
ReplyDeleteTheir fung-shway reeks.
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As the author notes, chinese are good at:
* producing more chinese, and
* locusting resources, while
* crapping in the kitchen.
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The chinese are not worthy of discussion as adversaries.
Massive numbers of cannon-fodder fails to compensate for incompetence.